Geology World’s first earthquake detector was invented 2000 years ago in China July 17, 2014 - Updated on April 26, 2019
Chemistry Smallest Swiss cross made of only 20 atoms demonstrates atom manipulation at room temp July 17, 2014
Future Meet Jibo, the family robot or the HAL 9000 you always wished for July 17, 2014 - Updated on April 29, 2023
News Tesla seeks to make EVs mainstream: announces new car at half the price of Model S July 17, 2014
Genetics Mutant worm that doesn’t get drunk could help end alcoholism July 16, 2014 - Updated on June 11, 2023
Research This author edits 10,000 Wikipedia entries a day July 15, 2014 - Updated on January 16, 2023
Biology Friends are family: study shows we share more genes with friends than strangers July 15, 2014 - Updated on December 14, 2023
Nanotechnology Sand-based batteries last three times longer than conventional ones July 15, 2014 - Updated on February 15, 2019
Psychology Why you feel the urge to jump off a ledge. No, you’re not suicidal July 14, 2014 - Updated on August 11, 2016
Chemistry Blackest material resembles a black hole. It’s so black you can’t even see it July 14, 2014
Animals Hundreds of amphibian species all over the world killed by fungus infection, but there may yet be hope July 10, 2014
Environmental Issues ‘Everything is NOT awesome’: Greenpeace viral video slashes Shell-Lego partnership July 9, 2014
Environment Wastewater pumping from oil drilling and fracking caused Oklahoma seismicity to surge July 7, 2014
Animals Chimp gesture language translated – they’re the only ones besides humans to intentionally communicate July 4, 2014 - Updated on July 12, 2023
Mind & Brain People prefer getting an electric shock than being left alone with their thoughts July 4, 2014
Environment New water-based battery that uses organic materials instead of toxic metals could solve renewable storage problem July 4, 2014
Diseases Malaria-carrying mosquitoes manipulated only to breed males, thus wiping whole populations July 3, 2014
Anatomy News Better, simple way to regrow damaged corneas shines hope for blind patients July 3, 2014
Materials Adding lithium makes graphite both transparent and conductive. A great game changer for the industry July 3, 2014
Animals Scientists genetically screen alleged Yeti samples, find they’re from known mammals instead July 2, 2014
Mind & Brain Addiction is a disease that first starts with dopamine overcorrection in the brain July 2, 2014
Animals Only one sixth of the original Caribbean corals remain, but damage can be reversed July 2, 2014
Environment Fracked oil wells more likely to leak methane in the groundwater and atmosphere than conventional wells July 2, 2014
Mind & Brain Part of the brain subjectively encodes information related to human emotions July 1, 2014
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